The Stay Command
Welcome back to another week of training tips at the emporium. Please note: I'm not a dog training expert. Please consult with a dog training professional for all your dog training needs.
This week I'm teaching the stay command.
1) With your dog in the sit position, say "stay" with the stay command (I use the back of my hand and show that to my dog). Many expets use a variation that is showing an open palm to your dog.
I like the back of my hand because I use an open hand to get my dog into the sit position. The back of my hand seems to work and provides a barrier that my dog can understand.
2)Count to three or four and then calmly reward your dog.
3)Then count to three or four again and release your dog.
It may take a while for your dog to sit for a prolonged period of time. Keep up the work and increase the length he/she stays. As your dog is consistant with sit and stay, you can increase the time.
Next week I will discuss your dog's health.
Our products and promotions have remained the same this week and will be updated next week. Visit Pierre's Dog emporium to see our products and promotions.
This week I'm teaching the stay command.
1) With your dog in the sit position, say "stay" with the stay command (I use the back of my hand and show that to my dog). Many expets use a variation that is showing an open palm to your dog.
I like the back of my hand because I use an open hand to get my dog into the sit position. The back of my hand seems to work and provides a barrier that my dog can understand.
2)Count to three or four and then calmly reward your dog.
3)Then count to three or four again and release your dog.
It may take a while for your dog to sit for a prolonged period of time. Keep up the work and increase the length he/she stays. As your dog is consistant with sit and stay, you can increase the time.
Next week I will discuss your dog's health.
Our products and promotions have remained the same this week and will be updated next week. Visit Pierre's Dog emporium to see our products and promotions.

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